Re: Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread Andreas Piesk
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- on Thu, 02 Sep 1999, Jon Hughes wrote: > I'm reading a Debian Installation & Guide to use book and it states that I > can put in a variable to let apt know that you have a firewall/proxy between > you and the outside world. > > The variable (# export http_proxy=h

RE: Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread Jason Gunthorpe
On Thu, 2 Sep 1999, ^chewie wrote: > From: Jon Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > "I'm reading a Debian Installation & Guide to use book and it states > that I can put in a variable to let apt know that you have a > firewall/proxy between you and the outside world. > > "The variable (# export http_

RE: Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread Jon Hughes
x27;s List Subject: RE: Apt & Firewall variable From: Jon Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "I'm reading a Debian Installation & Guide to use book and it states that I can put in a variable to

RE: Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread ^chewie
From: Jon Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "I'm reading a Debian Installation & Guide to use book and it states that I can put in a variable to let apt know that you have a firewall/proxy between you and the outside world. "The variable (# export http_proxy=http://gateway:1234/) is to be typed into the

Re: Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread Mark Brown
On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 10:14:54AM -0400, Jon Hughes wrote: > The variable (# export http_proxy=http://gateway:1234/) is to be typed into > the command line...but is there a file where I can put that into so I don't > have to type it whenever I want to apt-get something? Put it in a shell script

Apt & Firewall variable

1999-09-02 Thread Jon Hughes
I'm reading a Debian Installation & Guide to use book and it states that I can put in a variable to let apt know that you have a firewall/proxy between you and the outside world. The variable (# export http_proxy=http://gateway:1234/) is to be typed into the command line...but is there a file whe